Ulyanovsk Oblast proposed to compensate expenses for exporters on the MTK "North-South" route.

Published Apr 23, 2026

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Ulyanovsk Oblast, at an out-of-session meeting of the Federation Council Committee on Economic Policy held in Ulyanovsk, proposed to compensate part of the logistics costs and port fees for export companies on the "Middle Volga - Caspian Sea - Persian Gulf" route. This was reported to journalists by the region's governor, Alexey Russkikh, following the meeting. "We voiced our initiatives regarding the development of the 'Middle Volga route.

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Ulyanovsk Oblast, at an out-of-town meeting of the Federation Council Committee on Economic Policy, which took place in Ulyanovsk, proposed compensating part of the logistics costs and port fees for companies exporting along the "Middle Volga - Caspian Sea - Persian Gulf" route. This was reported to journalists by the region's governor, Alexey Russkih, following the meeting. "We presented our initiatives for the development of the 'Middle Volga - Caspian Sea - Persian Gulf' route, which we are developing within the framework of the North-South transport corridor. In order for our products from Ulyanovsk Oblast and neighboring regions to be competitive, of course, we need to develop this route. We came up with an initiative to compensate part of the logistics costs of our exporting companies, and to compensate part of the port fees," he said. Russkih added that the implementation of the initiatives will significantly increase the competitiveness of the products and allow "to ...

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